taxi

Q: What does taxi mean?

n. A car for hire with a driver that transports you to your destination for a fee, typically with a meter showing the cost.; A small bus for hire with a driver that follows a set route and transports passengers for a fee, stopping at various points for passengers to board or alight.; v. To glide or move slowly along a surface before ascending or descending, typically used in the context of aircraft.

noun

A1

A car for hire with a driver that transports you to your destination for a fee, typically with a meter showing the cost.

I decided to take a taxi to the airport to avoid the hassle of parking.

R

A small bus for hire with a driver that follows a set route and transports passengers for a fee, stopping at various points for passengers to board or alight.

The taxi bus stopped at every corner to pick up more passengers.

verb

R

To glide or move slowly along a surface before ascending or descending, typically used in the context of aircraft.

The airplane taxied to the runway before taking off.

translation

A car for hire with a driver that transports you to your destination for a fee, typically with a meter showing the cost.; A small bus for hire with a driver that follows a set route and transports passengers for a fee, stopping at various points for passengers to board or alight.

To glide or move slowly along a surface before ascending or descending, typically used in the context of aircraft.

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3rd Present taxies

Past taxied

Perfect taxied

Progressive taxiing

Plural taxis

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